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bertha coombs joins us with more. bertha what does this delay mean for small businesses and their employees? who does it affect? >> it affects businesses with fewer than 50 employees. they are not mandated to provide them with insurance, but this program, the shop its called for small businesses would allow them to look at plans and enroll employees automatically. originally they delayed it until november 1st and now it's being delayed another year. they will be able to get tax credits retroactively the way a lot of small businesses do it. it just indicates, tyler, they are having still a lot of technical issues on trying to clear things up on healthcare.gov and this afternoon dow jones is reporting that hewlett packard will serve as the host of healthcare.gov replacing verizon eastverizon's. they had an outage that lasted more than a day because of the hosting company having gone down the fail saves and backups didn't work. they had another unexpected outage this week that appeared to have been related to that, and s
bertha coombs joins us with more. bertha what does this delay mean for small businesses and their employees? who does it affect? >> it affects businesses with fewer than 50 employees. they are not mandated to provide them with insurance, but this program, the shop its called for small businesses would allow them to look at plans and enroll employees automatically. originally they delayed it until november 1st and now it's being delayed another year. they will be able to get tax credits...
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a flashback to an earlier time. >> certified before of us. -- like the four of us. point is well taken. they were out there to play ball and it worked. >> and obviously worked and i will predict this. >> hall of fame. fixed designated hitter that the american league has. the national league will adopt that. >> last word. see you next week. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> from washington, the mclaughlin group, the american original. for over three decades, the sharpest minds, best sources, hardest talk. >>> issue one, botched rollout. >> if you like your doctor, you're going to be able to keep your doctor. if you like your plan, keep your plan. >> three days before congress voted to pass the affordable care act in 2010, president obama told americans who wanted to keep their health insurance, yes, you can. and the following 3 1/2 years, mr. obama and administration officials repeated this promise. so many times that the white house website, white house.gov now has 102,000 matches for the words, quote, you can keep your insurance,
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bring us up to speed. what happened today or didn't happen today? >> well, hari, as you just said, even though the six foreign ministers, fluent, secretary kerry, british, french, chinese, germans, russians are here for talks. they spent a whole daily boring at this and unable to clench a deal and right at this moment, which is about 10:30 here in geneva, just the six are in yet another -- this time a post-dinner meeting. they had a three-hour meeting earlier and apparently, there is -- everybody is struggling over the actual language of this text. foreign ministers reef said earlier today, he said every word and expression has it's own meaning and requires caution. then his deputy foreign minister in the middle of the afternoon said at one point he called this breathe takingly difficult and again, he referred to words and text. and he said, you know, that we're making more progress he said than yesterday, but it is not at all clear that we'll have this done tonight. >> so if both sides want a deal, why is this proving so difficult? >> you know, tha
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we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90's. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed, the official retirement age. the question is, how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years? >> additional corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by northrop grumman. additional funding is provided by the annenberg foundation, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to pbs stations from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. it's supposed to get better. but so far, when it comes to the affordable care act, everything just seems to be getting if not worse at least murkier. low enrollment, canceled policies, and in the week's signature moment, 3 1/2 hours of grilling for the administration's top health official. witness this exasperated exchange. >> so the president ult ultimately is respons
we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90's. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed, the official retirement age. the question is, how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years? >> additional corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by northrop grumman. additional funding is provided by the annenberg...
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tendency to over-read the meaning of off-year elections but that doesn't stop us. we had several truly interesting stories on tuesday night ncluding the rise of urban progressives in the cities that defeated two tea party candidates, one rural, one urban a victory of two men, one a democrat and one a republican define theirlities races. christie.with christi parso he single-handedly jump started the race to replace president obama. soon? >> considering that a number of very powerful republicans tried race in 2012to the a lot of people think it is too late. that he should have been the last time. when you look at his victory the reason people are talking about in addition to the fact he is giving every hint that he is, he won at his success by 22 points but got a third of the democratic voters. e won with women voters though he was running against a female candidate and got 50% of hispanic vote. can you duplicate that ? he is a special case republican he had the devastating weather event that a year ago a chance to basically play to all of his strengths. there how h
tendency to over-read the meaning of off-year elections but that doesn't stop us. we had several truly interesting stories on tuesday night ncluding the rise of urban progressives in the cities that defeated two tea party candidates, one rural, one urban a victory of two men, one a democrat and one a republican define theirlities races. christie.with christi parso he single-handedly jump started the race to replace president obama. soon? >> considering that a number of very powerful...
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i think it is everywhere. >> what did the results tell us, charles? >> i think the narrowing of the gap was probably significant. gambled it all on obamacare. he obviously was hurt by the thedown, which affected northern virginia constituency. he got slammed on that. i think it played out as predicted and i think it put a real scare -- one of the reasons the democratic senators are so afraid of obamacare and went to see obama about it is because of the virginia results. ? >> i do not know anyone who seriously believed that mcauliffe had a double-digit lead. pole on had an outside it. points always a 5, 6, 7- margin. i think the perception is obamacare and the rollout in the disappointment and all that dissatisfaction did in fact perception does become reality, no question about it. for republicans it is a very serious warning that they cannot run somebody who is so far out of the mainstream in a mainstream state. >> nina? >> i agree with both charles and mark. i think cuccinelli lucked out in one way. he was terribly hurt i the shutdown, but that was
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and i used unforgivable language. apologize. >> ostracized by his colleagues and shunned by supporters, rob ford has one ally left. his older brother, doug, a member of the city council. >> the folks here do not have the legal or moral authority to be doing what they are doing today. >> the brothers have been signed up for a weekly show on comedian tv. meanwhile, the city council meets on monday to strip rob ford of most of his remaining powers. the one capacity they cannot deprive him of, is the power to embarrass. he is likely to use again and again. bbc news, washington. >> next, the tv show. world newsching bbc america. could this river power most of africa at? the plan to turn this dream into reality. -- africa? the plan to turn the plan to turn this dream into a reality. in indiaorting legend called time on his cricketing career. we have more on how his fans have been reacting to this news. out,e fans are trickling after an exhilarating day. this was his final day on the cricket field. runs, he was just short of
and i used unforgivable language. apologize. >> ostracized by his colleagues and shunned by supporters, rob ford has one ally left. his older brother, doug, a member of the city council. >> the folks here do not have the legal or moral authority to be doing what they are doing today. >> the brothers have been signed up for a weekly show on comedian tv. meanwhile, the city council meets on monday to strip rob ford of most of his remaining powers. the one capacity they cannot...
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it involves a scanning technique already widely used. experts say it would allow view the arteries and high resolution. it could make a massive difference for patients. atthis is a heart attack, if -- a fatty deposit has blocked an artery, starving the heart of oxygen. they have -- scientists believe they have discovered a way of detecting this in advance. they have injected a radioactive tracer and then using a high- resolution strata -- scanner to light up this grid. in 40 people that have had the test, it detected the problem and 37 patients. it also said more is needed and it will be another 5-10 years before this approach is used routinely to identify patients at risk of a future heart attack. the scanner, it shows that it really does predict heart attack risks. then we can find these individuals at high risk and give them the treatment that's what hopefully prevent the heart attack. >> the british foundation that developed this technique said it could identify what it calls ticking time bomb patients. >> the winter olympic torch ca
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gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us. let me begin with you, so much optimism in the markets right now. are we at risk of a bubble? why are you so bearish? >> i'm bearish because i think prices are way ahead of themselves. i think they are inflated because the safety net that bernanke and the fed pitched under us for a number of years right now. this too shall pass. we're at a point in the market where the market wants to hear bad news because the fed will hang around longer. i think that's the opposite way to look at things. the market is not pricing in. any chance of bad news and i think that there is a lot more room to the downside than to the upside. >> vince, answer, if you might, and specifically address why stocks have been rising so much when the economy and earnings aren't rising nearly as quickly. >> sure, so the only bubble out there is in the bond market today. stock market is nowhere near a bubble. right now you can buy the s&p 500 at $1.60 roughly for every dollar in revenue. to put that into prospective, th
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you can find us on twitter. from all of us here, thanks so much for watching. i'll see you back here tomorrow. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> woodruff: the biggest challenges still lie ahead in the deal to halt iran's nuclear program. good evening, i'm judy woodruff >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. also ahead this monday, 15% of americans now receive help in the form of food stamps, but additional money for the program is ending just as thanksgiving approaches, we profile colorado families trying to get by with less. >> $20 doesn't sound like a lot, but it is a lot. it's a meal. it's milk. it's meat. it's vegetables. and every little bit helps. >> woodruff: and, with promises of tunisia's revolution unfulfilled, pressure mounts to
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. >> john harwood joins us now from washington with more on this. you know, john, a lot of people wondering and questioning today, can president obama make these rule changes? i mean, after all the affordable care act is the law. does congress at some point have to vote on this? i mean, talk us through how the process will work. >> well, first of all, susie, i think the thing to remember about this is this is mostly about the president trying to provide political cover for democrats and for himself to buy time until the exchanges are going to work. the website will be fixed. he's not compelling any changes, and he's not giving a huge new grant of authority to states. what he's doing is saying that if state insurance commissioners and insurance companies want to extend policies further, they can, but the reality is that most of them don't want to because they want to move into the new world of insurance under the affordable care act. it is not clear how much this will change. it may extend some policies and at the very latest unless there's an additi
. >> john harwood joins us now from washington with more on this. you know, john, a lot of people wondering and questioning today, can president obama make these rule changes? i mean, after all the affordable care act is the law. does congress at some point have to vote on this? i mean, talk us through how the process will work. >> well, first of all, susie, i think the thing to remember about this is this is mostly about the president trying to provide political cover for democrats...
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i use no sources at all. i just make it up. it works beautifully that way. >> into: nonfiction. -- and you call it nonfiction. how -- i do not know how she got that wrong. it is quite astonishing. what is important in benghazi is to find out what really happened and this is not the way to go, her source. what we really need to do is to hear from the people who are on the scene, evacuated to germany, interrogated by the fbi and the first couple of days, from whom we have not heard. we have not seen and we do not even have the transcripts of the interrogations. >> thank you congressman. i am playing congressman cummings now. i will just say this. your point about checking about the fbi. it would have been a good idea. are thece -- they source of contradicting what this man said. and the higher level of responsibility that cbs had. they had a publisher of white -- right wing tracks. there was conflict at the outset. >> that is the last word. see you next week. captioned by the national captioning institute --www
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twitter.find us on from all of us here, thanks so much for watching. i'll see you back here tomorrow. (george chattering excitedly) this program was made possible by: have over 90 years of first steps behind them. what he does know is that, today, he's started walking, and life got a whole lot more exciting. stride rite is a proud sponsor of "curious george." can fuel a lifetime of learning. abcmouse.com early learning academy, proud sponsor of pbs kids and curious george. funding for curious george is provided by contributions to your pbs station... ooh. ...and from: (lively drum intro) ♪ you never do know what's around the bend ♪ ♪ big adventure or a brand-new friend ♪ ♪ when you're curious like curious george ♪ ♪ swing! ♪ ♪ well, every day ♪ every day ♪ ♪ is so glorious ♪ glorious ♪ george! ♪ and everything ♪ everything ♪ ♪ is so wondrous ♪ wondrous ♪ ♪ there's more to explore when you open the door ♪ ♪ and meet friends like this, you just can't miss ♪ ♪ i know you're curious ♪ ♪ curious ♪ ♪
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we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90's. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed, the official retirement age. the question is, how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years? >> additional corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by northrop grumman. additional funding is provided by the annenberg foundation, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to pbs stations from viewers like you. thank you. once again, from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: because we've been talking at you all year long, we thought you might be thankful this week to have us talk with you. about the things that are on your minds. so if you're all talked out from thanksgiving dinner table debates, sit back and enjoy ours. i want to start by putting one of our regulars on the spot. the white house has had quite a year, from foreign policy showdowns to fiscal
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good to have you with us. >> thank you, tyler. >> terrific to have you here. jobs today, obviously the economic growth numbers yesterday. how stock is the economy in your view now and is it strong enough for the federal reserve to dial back on bond purchases? >> i certainly believe it's strong enough to just weather the federal reserve. i mean, our theme for our investors throughout the year is that despite the head winds the u.s. economy faces is that it's resiliency may be under estimated and today's jobs report under scores that sort of theme, despite the head winds, the private sector in particular is weathering those forces very well, and so i would expect more positive formative news on the labor market front over the next several months. so i think that clearly brings into focus a federal reserve that is beginning it's tapering program. >> you know, joe, the other aspect of it, though, the participation rate dropped so dramatically. does that worry you at all, and might it concern the fed enough they hesitate to pull back because people are leaving, the
good to have you with us. >> thank you, tyler. >> terrific to have you here. jobs today, obviously the economic growth numbers yesterday. how stock is the economy in your view now and is it strong enough for the federal reserve to dial back on bond purchases? >> i certainly believe it's strong enough to just weather the federal reserve. i mean, our theme for our investors throughout the year is that despite the head winds the u.s. economy faces is that it's resiliency may be...
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. >> thank you for joining us. >> eight is starting to reach some of the most remote areas. the country's president insisted weaknesses at the local government level have delayed the relief effort. we went to the neighboring city where survivors were waiting for food. of -- house of god lies in ruins. it is a scene of almost a local destruction. this is a few mice -- miles outside. for these and other forgotten communities a visit from the man leading this nation through its grief. i warm welcome here for the president. his government has been criticized for their sluggish response. for the slowme relief effort, not him he told me, but local leaders. >> you should ask the first responders. the local government is supposed to provide the backbone. >> it sounds like you're saying the ultimate responsibility for this does not lie with you. >> eventually he does. i have general supervision over all of it. how can anyone prepare for this? these pictures have just emerged of the terrifying moments the storm surge slammed into the philippines. the distraction it left was widespread
. >> thank you for joining us. >> eight is starting to reach some of the most remote areas. the country's president insisted weaknesses at the local government level have delayed the relief effort. we went to the neighboring city where survivors were waiting for food. of -- house of god lies in ruins. it is a scene of almost a local destruction. this is a few mice -- miles outside. for these and other forgotten communities a visit from the man leading this nation through its grief....
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it is hard but i make no a apologizes for us taking this -- apologies for us sooner or later had to do it. gwen: i call that the goldilocks defense. >> right now the porridge doesn't taste good to a lot of people. i think what was most telling about that press conference was not simply that he said he was sorry, that we fumbled, it was on his shoulder, on me, etc., but a couple of other things. one was the degree to which he did not know the problems as they were about to launch. but the second that i thought was more revealing and more damaging was when he said what we've learned is that buying insurance is very complicated. which was, in essence, a gentle way of saying we bit off a lot more than we were able to do and we did not realize at the time how difficult this was going to be. almost any way you parse that it's not good for the president and the white house. gwen: back to 1993, all of us who were there covering the last time they tried to do big health care with hillary clinton's health care task force. they also bit off more than they could chew and collapsed as a result of t
it is hard but i make no a apologizes for us taking this -- apologies for us sooner or later had to do it. gwen: i call that the goldilocks defense. >> right now the porridge doesn't taste good to a lot of people. i think what was most telling about that press conference was not simply that he said he was sorry, that we fumbled, it was on his shoulder, on me, etc., but a couple of other things. one was the degree to which he did not know the problems as they were about to launch. but the...
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that is more important than any .ifferences between us >> a lot has changed. back then, a stadium where comedians played pubs, clubs, and theaters. on sort ofic's take arena tours and it used to be preserved for international pop acts. they are laughing all the way to the bank. although with an artificial hip and knee, he won't be doing any silly walks to get there. >> before we go, the happy and to a story getting attention in america this morning. pitchers of the 747 jumbo cargo jet taking off safely after getting stuck at the wrong airport. a boeing spokesman says the total dream lifter should have gone to mcconnell air force base and ended several miles away. a memo to pilots, read your map. i'm katty kay, thank you for watching. please tune in tomorrow. >> funding of this presentation make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relation
that is more important than any .ifferences between us >> a lot has changed. back then, a stadium where comedians played pubs, clubs, and theaters. on sort ofic's take arena tours and it used to be preserved for international pop acts. they are laughing all the way to the bank. although with an artificial hip and knee, he won't be doing any silly walks to get there. >> before we go, the happy and to a story getting attention in america this morning. pitchers of the 747 jumbo cargo...
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perhaps they think it distracts us, but they have to understand that as they say the u.s. can walk and chew gum at the same time, as they say. sense that the obama administration has prioritized cooperation with china at a very, very high level, so it has gone out of its way to not inside problems. we need china's cooperation on global challenges, such as sanctions on iran, such as north korea, so they have prioritized sort of a softer approach to china, but i think this chinese announcement of their own defensive zone in international waters went too far, and i applaud the white house or the very quick and clear response that puts china back in an appropriate box in this case. you very much. >> more from the elements in the south china seas which are causing issues. and police say they have detained radical islam is in moscow. the raids were in the east of the city, and police also uncovered guns and bombs, and they say this group had links to al qaeda. this is two months ahead of the winter olympic games. and the leader of the crew which into crisis has been charged. he
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julia boorstin follows disney and joins us now from san francisco. what should investors focus on now, julia? >> reporter: sue, disney's results were better on across the board results. the studio showed strength, consumer product and interactive divisions swung to profit, which was unusual for a division that's only been profitable one quarter in the past. the reason the stock is trading lower seems to be on expectations about the media network division, the biggest. the studio -- the company warned there would be issues with deferred revenue from the prior quarter so not unexpected and disney says without those issues it would have showed an increase in operating profit on higher affiliate feeds and advertising but that seems to be what is impacting the stock. sue, and tyler, there was a lot of optimism especially about digital. weighed in and said with the new marshall netflix deal announced today it would be a win/win fsh the company producing original content for netflix calling it a breakthrough and twitter says he's very bullish on mobile and
julia boorstin follows disney and joins us now from san francisco. what should investors focus on now, julia? >> reporter: sue, disney's results were better on across the board results. the studio showed strength, consumer product and interactive divisions swung to profit, which was unusual for a division that's only been profitable one quarter in the past. the reason the stock is trading lower seems to be on expectations about the media network division, the biggest. the studio -- the...
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thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> announcer: the following kqed production was produced in high definition. ♪ >> the beef was out of this world. >> i actually don't discriminate against pizza. >> this is a temple to red meat. >> like a meatball. ♪ >> we couldn't see it. we couldn't hear it. >> like, whoa! i'm actually in san francisco? >> this is amazing! bring me more.
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we can give that kind of answer. >> dubbing the applications, using our data, they come and ask us, how about some more of this, more of that? as transparency increases. >> new york is making the virtual world work for the physical world. so the city that never sleeps can burn even brighter. >> that brings the program to a close. remember you can find all of our updates on our side. thank you for watching. i will see you back here tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. eorg(gchattering excitedly) this program was made possible by: can fuel a
we can give that kind of answer. >> dubbing the applications, using our data, they come and ask us, how about some more of this, more of that? as transparency increases. >> new york is making the virtual world work for the physical world. so the city that never sleeps can burn even brighter. >> that brings the program to a close. remember you can find all of our updates on our side. thank you for watching. i will see you back here tomorrow. >> make sense of international...
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they use it for the iphone 5 is. it finished at $10.10. >>> tesla reporting an earnings beat after the bell but the shares initially dropped in the after hours session. the electric car maker delivered only 5500 model s cars and the fourth quarter outlook are lower than analysts are looking for. that's ex investors focused on. the stock ended to $176.81. >>> build out insurance aig may file a lawsuit against morgan stanley over 3.7 billion in mortgage backed securities it bought. they are trying to settle outside of court but regulatory filis show a lawsuit from aig may becoming soon. >>> talks between another major bank, jp morgan chase and the justice department appears to be back on again. disagreements over a 13 billion-dollar settlement hit a snag over a separate multi billion-dollar settlement, the deal reached with fredy may and fannie mac. >>> johnson & johnson and the hedge fund sac capital would pay 4 billion-dollar to settle long-running crime anytime investigates but the government didn't charge individua
they use it for the iphone 5 is. it finished at $10.10. >>> tesla reporting an earnings beat after the bell but the shares initially dropped in the after hours session. the electric car maker delivered only 5500 model s cars and the fourth quarter outlook are lower than analysts are looking for. that's ex investors focused on. the stock ended to $176.81. >>> build out insurance aig may file a lawsuit against morgan stanley over 3.7 billion in mortgage backed securities it...
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, good to have you with us. let's get one thing straight here at the top. who can get in on an ipo and who can't? >> the ipos are generally allocated to the most profitable of brokers, whether it is an institution or an individual. if you're not a profitable customer it is very difficult to get in on the most desirable ipos. >> approach, though, if the company goes public and say trades for a day or two, how do you know whether or not it is a good idea to get into something so newly issued? >> you don't. there is a lot of risk with young companies, twitter, for instance, might be very successful. or it might have temporary success like blackberry, and then run into some big problems. with any individual company, especially a young technology company it is very difficult to forecast the future. >> what are the facts with respect to whether ipo's trade typically higher six months, two years, than they do on their opening day or lower? >> on average, ipos do jump up on the first day of trading, although it doesn't
, good to have you with us. let's get one thing straight here at the top. who can get in on an ipo and who can't? >> the ipos are generally allocated to the most profitable of brokers, whether it is an institution or an individual. if you're not a profitable customer it is very difficult to get in on the most desirable ipos. >> approach, though, if the company goes public and say trades for a day or two, how do you know whether or not it is a good idea to get into something so newly...
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she'll rejoin us on monday. well, it may have been black friday at the malls, but on wall street you could have called it flat friday, markets closing at 1:00 p.m. eastern time and the major stock indexes ending the day mixed, but wall street wraps up an historic month of november with 12 record high closings for the dow. and the dow and the s&p finished this month with their eighth straight week of gains. today stocks faded just before the early closing time, but earlier in the day, the dow and the s&p, and the dow transports and the russell 2000 all hit record highs. here's a look at today's closing numbers, the dow, 11 points lower, the nasdaq up 15, now solidly above that 4,000 mark, and the s&p basically flat about 1 1/2. look at this, blue chip dow soaring 3.5%. the nasdaq was up 3.6%, and the s&p 500 up 2.8%. a good month all around. while shoppers flocked to stores on this black friday and many more headed out on the thanksgiving holiday, the early word is that the season has started out quite strongly.
she'll rejoin us on monday. well, it may have been black friday at the malls, but on wall street you could have called it flat friday, markets closing at 1:00 p.m. eastern time and the major stock indexes ending the day mixed, but wall street wraps up an historic month of november with 12 record high closings for the dow. and the dow and the s&p finished this month with their eighth straight week of gains. today stocks faded just before the early closing time, but earlier in the day, the...
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ranchers who use corn to feed animals. for "nightly business report", i'm jackie deangelis. >>> jp morgan chase, the largest bank agreed to a $4.5 billion settlement over bad mortgage backed securities. the same group of 21 institutional investors already received an 8.5 billion-dollar settlement from bank of america on similar claims. >>> a clear legislative review to the troubled health care law today. the republican controlled house passed a bill aimed at undermining the affordable care act, voting to let insurance companies review cancel the plans and sell individual health plans to anyone, even if they don't meet coverage requirements in the new law. 39 democrats broke rank supporting the so-called keep your health plan act. it goes to the democratic led senate where it's expected to fail. >>> of course, all of this comes as president obama met with top health care insurance ceos today at the white house, trying to drum up support for his latest fix to the law. he urged the companies to reinstate thousands of policies
ranchers who use corn to feed animals. for "nightly business report", i'm jackie deangelis. >>> jp morgan chase, the largest bank agreed to a $4.5 billion settlement over bad mortgage backed securities. the same group of 21 institutional investors already received an 8.5 billion-dollar settlement from bank of america on similar claims. >>> a clear legislative review to the troubled health care law today. the republican controlled house passed a bill aimed at...
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. >> we left because they wanted us out. >> but they want us back now. >> but we aught not to go back because why should we go back and undertake again the defense of these islands after they threw us out. you know, tell them -- >> because we're building a ring around china. >> how many philippine- americans are there today? >> there are third or fourth in terms of the numbers. >> i don't think so. >> i would say, sure. >> we'll have to turn that over to the research assistant. issue two, obama's fumble. >> we fumbled the rollout on this healthcare law. a whole bunch of things that are working really well, which people didn't notice. because they weren't controversial. i am very frustrated, but i'm also somebody who, if i fumbled the ball, i'm going to wait until i get the next plane and i'm going to run as hard as i can and do right by the team. so, ultimately i'm the head of this team. we did fumble the ball on it and what i'm going to do is make sure that we get it fixed. >> question, can president obama regain the ball? mort. >> we have a tradition in america of people apologizing
. >> we left because they wanted us out. >> but they want us back now. >> but we aught not to go back because why should we go back and undertake again the defense of these islands after they threw us out. you know, tell them -- >> because we're building a ring around china. >> how many philippine- americans are there today? >> there are third or fourth in terms of the numbers. >> i don't think so. >> i would say, sure. >> we'll have to turn...
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in terms of what could surprise us? i think yellen probably is a little -- has a little greater emphasis on communication than perhaps bernanke. bernanke was a great inventor in asset purchases. we could see continued push toward more transparency and more communication than we have from the current fed. so i think that's probably the direction to expect policy to evolve in the coming months and years. >> michael, she will also, presuming she's confirmed, she'll also be dealing with a different voting policy making committee. how might that change as some of those income bents move off the open market committee, new people come in? is it going to be a more difficult, more fractionous group she has to deal with? >> i think certainly early next year she's going to have a very limited small board because you have a couple people who have retired but haven't been replaced and then of the rotating regional reserve bank president, a couple of those will be more hawkish. initially until we replace some board members, she's goi
in terms of what could surprise us? i think yellen probably is a little -- has a little greater emphasis on communication than perhaps bernanke. bernanke was a great inventor in asset purchases. we could see continued push toward more transparency and more communication than we have from the current fed. so i think that's probably the direction to expect policy to evolve in the coming months and years. >> michael, she will also, presuming she's confirmed, she'll also be dealing with a...
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. >>> thank you for joining us, i'm susie gharib, with the bond markets closed for the veterans day holiday, trading was subdued, still, any trading was up, the index posted its 35th record for this year. the dow added 21 points, the nasdaq went up a fraction, and the s&p added a point. so with the dow at another new high and the s&p 500 just a point away from a new all-time close, where are we in the markets right now? are we in the middle of an extended bull run or on course for a slight pullback. we look at the pros and cons of what could happen next. >> reporter: with just weeks to go before year end, many investors are left wondering what to do about their stocks. should you keep riding this bull wave higher, sell some of your winner, buy stocks now? the responses vary. >> our ages right now are much, much more conservative in this economy. >> i love to see stock go up. >> i bought most of mine at the record lows. >> what has changed in the last year is that i personally just don't trust money managers. >> reporter: the uncertainty doesn't change much when it comes from the view of the
. >>> thank you for joining us, i'm susie gharib, with the bond markets closed for the veterans day holiday, trading was subdued, still, any trading was up, the index posted its 35th record for this year. the dow added 21 points, the nasdaq went up a fraction, and the s&p added a point. so with the dow at another new high and the s&p 500 just a point away from a new all-time close, where are we in the markets right now? are we in the middle of an extended bull run or on course...
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. >> good evening, thanks for joining us. new cancellations at los angeles international airport day after the fatal shooting of an unarmed airport security officer. some passengers who fled the scene in panic were allowed to return to collect belongings today. an fbi investigation into the incident is under way. the alleged shooter who was wounded in an exchange with authorities was identified as a 23-year-old new jersey man living in los angeles. hours before the incident his family said he sent a text noefg one of his brothers suggesting he was suicidal. the tsa officer was identified at 39-year-old has regard oh hernandez. a new warning about the effect of climate change. a league dravt of the united nations report warns that rising temperature koss produce crop production leading to higher food prices. scientists say sensitive to heat waves to lead to a decrease of food by up to 2% per decade while the demand for food is expected to rise by 14% as the global population grows. >>> from pakistan tonight, word the pakistani
. >> good evening, thanks for joining us. new cancellations at los angeles international airport day after the fatal shooting of an unarmed airport security officer. some passengers who fled the scene in panic were allowed to return to collect belongings today. an fbi investigation into the incident is under way. the alleged shooter who was wounded in an exchange with authorities was identified as a 23-year-old new jersey man living in los angeles. hours before the incident his family...
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it has been used for good and ill. it has been used to filibuster laws against lynching, against civil rights legislation and used by the democrats to keep off the court. people they consider to be too conservative. this thing is ultimately going to be decided at the ballot box where it belongs. likeu do not particularly that, you have to have in the senate people who will vote the way you would like to vote and to resolve that by going to the states and working for the kind will supportwho the kind of policies and nominations that you want. you cannot just do this through the filibuster. >> i do worry about it. we were -- we have become accustomed to partisanship in washington and people take it for granted. people get so bad the structures begin to bend and quick and change. >> the filibuster was not from the founding fathers. it is 100 years old. >> we have these checks and balances and where individual conscience matters. >> president obama said enough is enough. freshman senator obama said no. this would make arti
it has been used for good and ill. it has been used to filibuster laws against lynching, against civil rights legislation and used by the democrats to keep off the court. people they consider to be too conservative. this thing is ultimately going to be decided at the ballot box where it belongs. likeu do not particularly that, you have to have in the senate people who will vote the way you would like to vote and to resolve that by going to the states and working for the kind will supportwho the...
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filipinos are well used to typhoons. they have had more than 20 this year, but none of them at this strength. and the country is still recovering from an earthquake last month that left hundreds dead and tens of thousands of people living in temporary shelter. today, those same people have to face a super typhoon. the leader has called for the country to come together. >> no storm can bring a united filipino people to its knees. stay my hope that we all safe in the coming days. parts of the central philippines are without power and phone lines are down, and after heavy rain there is a large risk of landslides. >> people across the philippines face a difficult night. the capital manila has avoided the damage, but agencies say that the damage could be unprecedented. one united nations official said hundreds of thousands of homes could have been damaged or destroyed. many families here have lost everything but it may be days before we know the full extent of the damage and the number of lives that were lost. john donaldson,
filipinos are well used to typhoons. they have had more than 20 this year, but none of them at this strength. and the country is still recovering from an earthquake last month that left hundreds dead and tens of thousands of people living in temporary shelter. today, those same people have to face a super typhoon. the leader has called for the country to come together. >> no storm can bring a united filipino people to its knees. stay my hope that we all safe in the coming days. parts of...
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neither one of us have a crystal ball. i've been honest with the people of new jersey and told them exactly that. i'll do this job as long and as aggressively as i possibly can and my current intention is to spend four years, but we'll see what happens. you never know what life is going to bring you. >> did chris christie just show 2016 ankle? christie is facing an election next week to be reinstalled. if he wins as governor for another four years, his democratic opponent is state senator, barbra buono. assuming she serves a second term, the presidential election in 2016 would come mid way through that second term as governor. what do new jersey's voters think of their governor running for president? a majority, 48 to 41 percent say go for it. and if he does go for it, who would he face? no one has officially thrown his or her hat in the ring, but here are some rumor gop contenders. kentucky senator, ron paul. marco rubio. texas senator, ted cruz. wisconsin representative, paul ryan. louisiana governor, bobby jindal. jeb b
neither one of us have a crystal ball. i've been honest with the people of new jersey and told them exactly that. i'll do this job as long and as aggressively as i possibly can and my current intention is to spend four years, but we'll see what happens. you never know what life is going to bring you. >> did chris christie just show 2016 ankle? christie is facing an election next week to be reinstalled. if he wins as governor for another four years, his democratic opponent is state...
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she gave us, she was the costumist -- -- whatever, top manager. and she gave us an opportunity. we did a big show there and then we did of course a dinner. and it was her. >> jackie kennedy. >> oh, jackie has a different responsibility because she really put valentino on the map. she was the one who really started to dress in valentino and everybody knew. everybody discovered valentino. also she chose valentino dress to marry onassis, so also that contribute to the fame of valentino. and there alliance. she was an amazing woman and human being. and of course the world will be different if she stayed more with us. >> sofia loren. >> sofia loren is a fan, really, is-- friend, is a close friend. she is such a-- an amazing woman. she spent a lot of occasions with us. and she arrived she has no-- and so you ask do you want makeup, do you want hair. >> no, no, i do all by myself. >> dow want dresses. >> yes, yes, of course, but i wear my corset. i mean she does everything for herself. she close herself in a room. she make up herself, her hair, everything. >> she comes out, she's a div
she gave us, she was the costumist -- -- whatever, top manager. and she gave us an opportunity. we did a big show there and then we did of course a dinner. and it was her. >> jackie kennedy. >> oh, jackie has a different responsibility because she really put valentino on the map. she was the one who really started to dress in valentino and everybody knew. everybody discovered valentino. also she chose valentino dress to marry onassis, so also that contribute to the fame of...